Storypath

Participatory Learning
Simulations for K-8 Students

Combine Subject and Literacy

Through Storypath, students are able to create their own narratives to improve both their literacy and social studies skills. The Storypath strategy involved 3 storytelling components to help guide young students, they are creating scenes, becoming characters, and building settings.

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Foster Enthusiasm for Learning

Storypath simulations encourage active participation which helps lessons stick. Students create and act out stories of community while advancing their literacy skills. They must come together to work through issues in government and economics as they compare and contrast our current society with those from the past.

Modify Units to Fit Classroom Needs

Every Storypath series is flexible and customizable — run them over two days or as a whole unit. Each unit also includes a teacher’s handbook, student portfolio, and content slides.